Our sixth instalment of musical gems. As per usual, we have selected 11 of our favourite tracks of late, and compiled them into a nice little playlist for you to enjoy. From smooth hip-hop, to electro jams, rock'n'roll and even a bit of jazz, there is something in there to tickle everyones fancy. So without further ado, we present to you, our Part Time Playlist #6. 

Part Time Playlist #6

Oceaán - To Lose
Oceaán EP

Due Out 31st March 2014 -- Chess Club Records (CC065)
Pre-Order - http://www.roughtrade.com/albums/80484

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Artwork - Jack Hardwicke // http://theeidophusikon.com

To Lose

Sam Mardon's incredibly intimate video for Never Get Close now playing on Vevo bit.ly/NGCvideo - Please check it out.

Buy the track here: https://theslowrevolt.bandcamp.com/album/never-get-close
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"Stunning" - John Kennedy, XFM

"We fall harder for The Slow Revolt with every listen, you will too" - The Line of Best Fit

"Full of poise and precision, there's an inherent drama to the performance
which is difficult to deny" – Clash 

"Creeps under your skin without you realising it until you notice how many
times you’ve just listened to it on repeat" - Disco Naïvité

A study in contrasts, The Slow Revolt is lush, romantic lyricism tied to art-school high concept; tight beats coupled with wild guitar abstractions; and a stunning voice that stays with you long after the music fades.

First made visible via his rework of Patten's Peachy Swan, The Slow Revolt's first single, This Dark Matter / Doldrums was two hymns to a dead affair that struck a chord with XfM, Clash, 6music and Radio1 - as well as earning the support slot for MMOTHS recent tour, Ofei, America's Balmorhea, and Max Cooper and Ghosting Season. 

At first, one man carving out his own rough territory outside today's increasingly formulaic electronica, The Slow Revolt now performs as a two-piece - two expert musicians sparring across live loops, precision triggered beats, guitar, and that voice.

Never Get Close

Cantona

'Good Times' is Jeremiah Jae's second mixtape since signing with @warp-records, taking inspiration and its title from the '70s TV sitcom set in a Chicago housing project. Download it free from <a href="http://www.datpiff.com/Jeremiah-Jae-Good-Times-mixtape.605534.html" target="_blank">DatPiff</a>.

The mixtape features Black Jungle Squad regulars Oliver the 2nd, Tre, Isreal and additional production contributions from Lord Raja and Stones Throw artists Jonwayne and Knxwledge.

Good Times follows Jeremiah Jae’s Bad Jokes mixtape, also available on <a href="http://www.datpiff.com/Jeremiah-Jae-Bad-Jokes-mixtape.512844.html" target="_blank">DatPiff</a>, and <a href="http://warp.net/records/jeremiah-jae/dirty-collections-vol-3-out-now" target="_blank">Dirty Collections 7"</a> series released at the end of last year.

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Making Shit (prod. By Jonwayne)

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Part Time Playlist #6

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